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Significats de foreign-exchange reserves en anglès

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Money held by a central bank to pay debts, if needed.

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        Examples for "foreign reserve"
        Examples for "foreign reserve"
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        Singapore already has a bigger sovereign piggy bank in the form of foreign reserve fund GIC.
        Reuters
        2
        Central banks also have deeper foreign reserve and swap lines with other central banks that give them access to more dollars.
        Reuters
        3
        He said the market is under extreme pressure because of shortage of foreign currency, while the country's foreign reserve had been significantly depleted.
        Radio NZ
        4
        The greatest foreign reserves this nation holds are its overseas aid workers.
        The Irish Times
        5
        This allowed the central bank to intervene without dipping into foreign reserves.
        Reuters
        Ús de foreign-exchange reserves en anglès
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        Yilmaz said capital inflows will be used more effectively to strengthen foreign-exchange reserves.
        Reuters
        2
        Low inflation, a narrow current-account deficit, and large foreign-exchange reserves would make a limited adjustment manageable.
        Reuters
        3
        Both are now accumulating foreign-exchange reserves to help prepare them for the eventual end of quantitative easing.
        Reuters
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        Its foreign-exchange reserves have probably dwindled to about $12bn.
        The Guardian
        5
        As it slides, the central bank has dug deep into its foreign-exchange reserves to defend it, stoking concerns in markets.
        Reuters
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        Today, its foreign-exchange reserves cover about 170 percent of short-term external debt, reducing the risk of a balance of payments crisis.
        Reuters
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        Why extend credit to countries that have already bought expensive insurance in the form of foreign-exchange reserves that they do not use?
        Reuters
        8
        With foreign-exchange reserves barely enough to pay for six months of goods imports, resisting the pressure for currency depreciation will be futile.
        Reuters
        9
        But this time may be different, and not just because emerging markets now own $7.5 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves.
        Reuters
        10
        His biggest achievement at the time was building the nation's foreign-exchange reserves to almost $40bn from less than $10bn.
        The South African
        11
        Their currencies and foreign-exchange reserves have been under less pressure than during the financial crisis, the "taper tantrum" of 2013 or the sell-off in 2018.
        The economist
        12
        Foreign-exchange reserves of developing Asian nations, which were shrinking two years ago, are now growing 12 percent a year.
        Reuters